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?Fighting Words? ? The Most Ridiculous Week In Boxing
By David P. Greisman, BoxingScene.com, Mon, 26 Jul 2010
We would prefer for the stories to be the fights. After all, the premise behind boxing is simple but beautiful: two men at conflict for 12 rounds or less, using hits and wits as they vie for victory.
But sometimes circumstances dictate that we focus elsewhere. What happens outside of those 400 sq Read Full Story >>>Marquez gets Diaz, stalks Pacquiao for another fight
By Santos A. Perez, The Miami Herald, Mon, 26 Jul 2010
Manny Pacquiao's cyclonic rampage through four weight classes in the past five years has met one obstacle. And although Pacquiao overcame the obstacle, Juan Manuel Marquez placed arguably the sport's best pound-for-pound fighter in perilous situations unlike any recent opponent did.
Not surprisi Read Full Story >>> Marquez and Diaz, and a race to bankruptcy
By Bart Barry, 15rounds.com, Mon, 26 Jul 2010
?How did you go bankrupt?? Bill asked. ?Two ways,? Mike said. ?Gradually and then suddenly.? ? Ernest Hemingway, ?The Sun Also Rises?
And so it is with a prizefighter?s energy and legs. He begins a championship fight doing as he planned. He loses strength at predictable intervals, familiar inte Read Full Story >>> Targeting a Manny Pacquiao Rematch: Is Miguel Cotto still a Threat?
By Joe Wilson, RingsideReport.com, Mon, 26 Jul 2010
Can a professional boxer overcome two brutal beatings and return back to what he once was in world of boxing? There have never been questions in regards to the heart and warrior spirit of Miguel Angel Cotto. His courage and strength has gotten him through some tough battles throughout his career.
Read Full Story >>> Source: Miguel Cotto 'Not Interested' in Andre Berto
By Lem Satterfield, Fanhouse, Mon, 26 Jul 2010
A source within the camp of WBA junior middleweight (154 pounds) champion Miguel Cotto denied reports that the Puerto Rican titlist is interested in a bout against WBC welterweight (147 pounds) champion Andre Berto.
The 29-year-old Cotto (35-2, 28 knockouts) still is hopeful for a potential remat Read Full Story >>> MAYWEATHER TOLD YOU HE WAS DONE FOR 2010; ARUM FOOLED YOU INTO THINKING OTHERWISE
By Ben Thompson, FightHype.com, Mon, 26 Jul 2010
Over the past week, there's been a lot of confusion and speculation about who's really telling the truth regarding alleged negotiations for a November 13 clash between Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao. According to Mayweather Promotions CEO Leonard Ellerbe, there were never any negotiations to be Read Full Story >>> HUNDREDS OF FANS SUPPORT JUAN MANUEL "DINAMITA" MARQUEZ AT LOS ANGELES FAN RALLY
PhilBoxing.com, Mon, 26 Jul 2010
Mexico's Number One Fighter Is Greeted By Throngs of Fans Before Heading to Las Vegas to Face Juan "Baby Bull" Diaz on July 31 in "Fight of the Year: The Rematch"
Los Angeles, CA (July 25)...Hundreds of fans braved the heat Read Full Story >>> House of Representatives officially opens
By Rio Rose Ribaya, The Manila Bulletin, Mon, 26 Jul 2010
The House of Representatives has officially opened at exactly 10 a.m. today, July 26, 2010, to elect its next speaker, who will welcome President Benigno Simeon "Noynoy" Aquino III to deliver his first State of the Nation Adress (SONA) this afternoon.
Acting House Secretary-General Marilyn Barua- Read Full Story >>> Golden, yes, but Amir Khan's no Million Dollar Baby
By Michael Marley, Examiner.com, Mon, 26 Jul 2010
Golden Boy attorney Judd Burstein labels them "trade secrets" and admitted to Yahoo's Kevin Iole that boxing promoters like to hide them from the prying eyes of both the media and promotional rivals.
But, in the ongoing flap over GBP's New York State suspension which morphed into a $10,000 fine Read Full Story >>> Inside the Ropes 7.26.10: Manny Moves On, Mayweather?s ?Vacation?, More
By Ramon Aranda, 411mania.com, Mon, 26 Jul 2010
The mega fight between Manny Pacquiao and Floyd Mayweather is dead, and Manny is now moving on to face Antonio Margarito. Elsewhere, Mayweather reinforces his lack of desire for a Pacquiao fight with a trip to Puerto Rico. 411?s Ramon Aranda examines?
Seems like a long time ago that Margarito Read Full Story >>> Is Mayweather scared of Pacquiao?
By Chris Willis, WesternHerald.com, Mon, 26 Jul 2010
Say it ain?t so ?Money May!?
Apparently boxing fans won?t get to see the fight of the millennium between Floyd ?Pretty Boy? Mayweather Jr. (41-0 with 25 KO?s) and Manny ?Pac Man? Pacquiao (51-3-2 with 38 KO?s).
Well, not this year at least.
We?ll have to wait to find out who?s the true poun Read Full Story >>> 'Not quite like Mike': Bernabe Concepcion and the illusion of 'The Next Pacquiao'
By Dennis 'dSource' Guillermo, Examiner.com, Mon, 26 Jul 2010
Everybody wants to be like Mike. In this case, everybody wants to be like Manny.
He trained at the Wild Card Gym in Hollywood... just like Manny.
He on Read Full Story >>> Juan Manuel Marquez: Floyd Mayweather's Better Than Manny Pacquiao
By Elie Seckbach, Fanhouse, Mon, 26 Jul 2010
In Saturday's HBO pay per view televised main event, WBO and WBA lightweight (135 pounds) titlist Juan Manuel Marquez (50-5-1, 37 KOs) will clash with Juan Diaz (35-3, 17 KOs) in a rematch of their Feburary 2009 Fight of the Year, which was won by Marquez via ninth-round knockout.
FanHouse caught Read Full Story >>> Manny Pacquiao-Floyd Mayweather: Truth on Why it Didn?t Happen
By Alex Groberman, Opposing Views, Mon, 26 Jul 2010
At times during the rollercoaster that is the greatest fight to never happen, you have to take a step back and look at the fans of both Floyd Mayweather Jr. and Manny Pacquiao.
On Mayweather?s side, originally, you had true boxing aficionados who were certain that his technical know-how and defen Read Full Story >>> Councilor Labella takes on Mayweather Sr.
By Mike T. Limpag, Sun.Star Cebu, Mon, 26 Jul 2010
FLOYD Mayweather Sr.?s latest tirade against Manny Pacquiao has not only riled fans, but also Cebu City Councilor Edgar Labella.
Labella wants Senior censured for his latest insults against Pacquiao, who merely shrugged it off.
I know the councilor has good intentions but I hope he drops the p Read Full Story >>> PHILIPPINE BOXING: HOW IT CAN FLOURISH AFTER PACQUIAO RETIRES
By Carl Guevara, FightHype.com, Mon, 26 Jul 2010
His legacy has already been established. He is already considered to be one of the greatest fighter who ever lived. With or without fighting his greatest rival, his legacy has already been cemented. If we talk about boxing here in the Philippines, the Manny ?Pacman? Pacquiao is a Demigod. Time stops Read Full Story >>> Desperado Margarito rolls over for Pacquiao's 150 pound limit
By Michael Marley, Examiner.com, Mon, 26 Jul 2010
He may give Manny Pacquiao a fight come the night of Nov. 13, likely to be hosted by the MGM Grand in Las Vegas, but troubled Antonio Margarito, isn't giving him one in fight negotiations.
The two, the Pinoy Idol and the hoping for ring redemption Mexican, are at different ends of the boxing st Read Full Story >>> Omelette on my face, yes, but Margarito-Pacquiao goes to Vegas
By Michael Marley, Examiner.com, Mon, 26 Jul 2010
It wasn't a single egg that wound up on my face as to my consistent prediction that the Floyd Mayweather-Manny Pacquiao Super Bout would become a reality for Nov. 13, no siree, Bob Arum.
I am unscrambling myself and wearing a whole omelette on my kisser.
So I'm probably not the "boxing expert" w Read Full Story >>> PACQUIAO REDEFINING MEANING OF POUND-FOR-POUND; WANTS MARGARITO AT 150 POUNDS
By Ben Thompson, FightHype.com, Mon, 26 Jul 2010
It appears Manny Pacquiao may be trying to redefine the definition of "pound-for-pound". According to his lawyer, Franklin Gacal, the Filipino superstar will demand a catchweight of 150 pounds should he decide to take on Antonio Margarito for the vacant WBC jr. middleweight title on November 13. "On Read Full Story >>> Navigating Boxing's Alphabet Titles Part 2: The WBC
Bad Left Hook, Mon, 26 Jul 2010
World Boxing Council (WBC)
The WBC split off from the WBA back in 1963. Because of the way the WBA was structured, U.S. interests dominated the organization despite it supposedly having become a world organization. Boxing leaders from 11 countries, including the British Boxing Board of Control Read Full Story >>>
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